Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

You will need to sign a voluntary waiver/termination of parental rights and that waiver must be approved by a district court judge. But the Judge (but statutory rule) cannot approve the waiver just because the waiving parent doesn't want to pay child support.

You should consult an attorney if you decide to proceed further.

I like Kenneth's answer.

The Judge can't make you see the kid but he can make you pay child support, carry health insurance and pay for 50% of his unreimbursed medical expenses.

If the kid is disabled, these payments can go on the child's entire life!!!